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Gurinder Kaur Earth Hour is observed last Saturday of March every year to make people aware of natural disasters due to climate change and prevention. Earth Hour, an international event, is an hour-long “light off” event. Excessive and non-essential outdoor…
Indira Khurana, Romit Sen With this year’s theme of “Valuing Water” on World Water Day, it can be diffused that a higher level of thinking is percolating multilateral agencies such as the United Nations (UN). The hashtags #Water2Me guides the…
Mohan Chandra Pargaien Apart from mitigating the impacts of climate change, forests play a pivotal role in providing umpteen goods and services, including biodiversity conservation. This vital resource is subjected to degradation and deforestation to meet the myriad anthropogenic demands.…
Simi Mehta , Nishi Verma Abortion is a highly emotional issue and one that excites deeply held opinions. However, equitable access to safe abortion services is first and foremost a human right. On March 17, 2021, India’s Parliament passed the…
Nyla Ali Khan In a world that continues to be carved up into the false binary of West vs. East, there is an abundance of scholarly work on trauma, healing, and rebuilding solidarities in Europe and the United States, but…
Arjun Kumar, Anshula Mehta, Nishi Verma Prof Milap Punia, Chairperson and Professor, Centre for the Study of Regional Development (CSRD), School of Social Sciences (SIS), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, emphasized for a resilience program to copeto cope with…
Arjun Kumar, Nishi Verma, Ritika Gupta “The Himalayan Rivers exist in steep slopes, seismic and ecological zones. The government has to focus less on promoting tourism and more on the fact that the superfluous rivers need to be conserved. Every…